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AllTheWeb supports boolean indicators in search queries.  You can use AND (or preface a word with a +) to indicate words that Must appear in the document you are searching for.  You can use NOT (or preface a word with a -) to indicate that a word must not appear in the document.  You can use OR (or surround words with parenthesis) to indicate words that can appear in the document you are searching for, but are not required.  You can use quotes to search for phrases.

"Jack AND Jill"
    will return documents regarding the phrase "Jack AND Jill"
War AND Peace
    will return documents that contain the word Jack and the word Jill.
War +Peace
Mustang NOT horse
Mustang -horse
Horse OR Pony
(Horse Pony)

You can use special keywords in your search, e.g. to find pages within a specified domain, or pages with a certain word in its title or URL. Currently you can use the following keywords:
Keyword Function
url.tld:domainname Finds pages within the specified domain. url.tld:fr will find pages from France. url.tld:com will find pages from commercial sites.
url.host:name Finds pages on a specific site. url.host:www.fastsearch.com will find pages on the fastsearch.com site.
link.all:URLtext Finds pages with a link to a page with the specified URL text. link.all:www.AllTheWeb.com will find all pages linking to www.AllTheWeb.com
normal.title:text Finds pages that contain the specified word or phrase in the page title (which appears in the title bar of most browsers). normal.title:football will find pages with football in the title.
url.all:text Finds pages with the specific word or phrase in the URL. url.all:football will find all pages on all servers that have the word football anywhere in the full URL (e.g. http://www.football.com/ would be in the results).
normal.titlehead:text Finds pages with the specified word or phrase in the title or in its head content.
url.domain:text Finds pages with the specified word or phrase anywhere in the domain name.
link.extension:text link.extension:jpeg will find pages that contain .jpeg images.

You may combine any of the keywords in a search, separated by white-space.